Most tall people can vouch that getting constantly asked how tall you are/how's the weather up there/do you play basketball/etc. can get tiresome real fast.
He promptly whipped this business card out of his wallet and passed it her way:
omg so this kid I'm doin a group project with is mad tall n I asked him how tall he was and he pulled out his walle… https://t.co/khMUxwnuQV
Logan — who told Select All he did, in fact, play basketball when he was younger — said he bought the cards online because people ask how tall he is between five and 10 times a day.
Heather tweeted the card, and thousands of people thought it was brilliant.
The tall people of the world realized what their lives had been missing all along.
i need this i need this i need this i need this i need this https://t.co/bCihN2QWCG
This is perfect. I might actually steal this https://t.co/WBrsQ8Qpj7
If you need me I'll be down at the printers. https://t.co/LcLXkDBrPN
And so did a few short people.
Need this ASAP! Mine: Yes, I'm short 4'11" (almost) No, I'm not an Ewok, Oompa Loompa or from Munchkin Land Yes, I… https://t.co/BOINLlWYY8
Logan said the $10 he spent on 100 cards has been his "best investment yet."
@mamaheffa he's really 6'7 lol
Now, he hopes his Twitter fame might lead to a good grade on their project.
“It’s a project for a presidential election and hopefully we’ll win because of this," he said.